Whole Reindeer Antlers for Dogs

• Built for Power Chewers – Extremely durable and long-lasting, ideal for dogs that love a serious chew.
• Packed with Natural Nutrients – Rich in protein, calcium, phosphorus, and glucosamine to support bones, joints, metabolism, and energy.
• Splinter-Resistant & Odor-Free – Clean, safe, and mess-free, providing peace of mind for pet parents.
• Mental & Physical Stimulation – Chewing naturally promotes dental health and keeps dogs mentally engaged.
• Meticulously Prepared – Hand-washed, smoothed, and carefully inspected for a safe and satisfying chew.
• Ethically Sourced – Wild-gathered reindeer antlers, responsibly harvested without harm to animals.

Wild Gathered in Alaska

So many uses, so much time! Here are a few ways to incorporate organic antler chews into your dog's daily life.

• Chew Time: Antler dog chews are ideal to satisfy your pup's natural instinct to chew, providing mental stimulation and physical exertion as well as nutritional and dental benefits.
• Exercise: Not only is chewing exercise in itself, you can encourage physical activity by incorporating antler chews into interactive play sessions with your dog.
• Anxiety Remedy: Antlers are great dog calming chews that can help alleviate stress and anxiety.
• Boredom Buster: Antler dog chews are a great way to keep dogs entertained, prevent boredom and provide a sense of accomplishment.
• Training Reward: Use antler chews as a high-value reward during training sessions to reinforce positive behavior and encourage learning.
• Distraction: An antler chew can keep dogs occupied and distracted during stressful situations, such as thunderstorms or fireworks.
• Socialization: Introduce antler chews during socialization sessions with other dogs to promote positive interactions and play.
• Always supervise your dog, especially aggressive chewers, when chewing an antler. Keep antler chews out of your dog's reach when you're not able to keep an eye on him.
• Discard an antler chew before it reaches a size that can become a choking hazard.
• If you have any concerns about the safety or health of your dog or dog chew choice, it's best to consult your vet for advice.